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811.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
They are manual AND political (depending on how big the company is). Because having a dashboard go to red usually has a bunch of project work behind it.
812.
by mlrtime 11mo ago
You joke and I think its funny, but as a junior engineer I would be quite proud if some small change I made was able to take down the mighty Cloudflare.
813.
by mlrtime 1y ago
You're right it is cultural, I was thinking more Slavic where bad behavior from other kids isn't tolerated by adults and they have no fear expressing it.
814.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Loss of income is #1 with medical being close #2. https://www.debt.org/bankruptcy/statistics/ 78% cited loss of income.
815.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Care to list a few examples that aren't Anglo?
816.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I think you're onto something here. We do a lot to protect children, but we've outsourced that protection to institutions—police, laws, politicians—rather than building it into our communities. If we had stronger communal networks
817.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I wish people would come up with examples that are more than 'Just look at Japan'. Japan is great, and I think we could learn a lot from them. However, their society is extremely homogeneous (98%+ ethnically Japanese) with deeply
818.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I'll give you a hint about statistics... there will always be a #1 killer of children. Today it's car accidents, 100 years ago it was disease. After disease it was other accidents, and 100 years from now it will be something else
819.
by mlrtime 1y ago
>like you are either born smart or you'll never make it. That is a bit dramatic. This topic has been talked about over and over. There is no perfect system. Treat everyone the same and high potential kids suffer. Split them up by ab
820.
by mlrtime 1y ago
>Everyone knows about every move of the others. If you read a lot of commentary on urban vs rural living, this is usually the top criticism of living in a small town. I've lived in both, and I much prefer knowing my neighbors.
821.
by mlrtime 1y ago
It's great, you just need to be Japanese.
822.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Wait, so you're saying the major factor in the parents decision making on letting kids run free is not if they'll get hurt or not, its if they get hurt enough to miss school and not being able to take off work? Sounds very situati
823.
by mlrtime 1y ago
And in Eastern Europe 25-30 years ago, other adults would have no problem yelling at you to behave in their own language/words. Very much different than today where people mostly mind their own business and judge in silence. I'm g
824.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Why is everything so black and white? Do kids need more places to run free, yes. Should they be running in mall food courts, no. Just because this trend of kids having less free play outside doesn't excuse parents of these kids from ta
825.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I'm going to get criticism because I feel HN is mostly urban based... but I don't think kids need "cities" to grow. They need nature. I picture rural/suburban areas that aren't fully built out with small wooded
826.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Serious Q: What is the fundamental difference between a legal and illegal e-bike. This largely is differentiated by the location but I don't know what illegal e-bike means.
827.
by mlrtime 1y ago
It's not a comparison or another matter. It was a disaster and if it didn't fail the way it did, it would have through famine.
828.
by mlrtime 1y ago
> majority of personal bankruptcies in the US being caused by medical expense I see this said over and over without actual unbiased stats. As quick google search tells me it's not. I don't blame you for saying it, it's jus
829.
by mlrtime 1y ago
In my example it was a simple CRUD app, no microservice. It could just as easy been ran by scping the entire dev dir to a vm and ensuring a port is open. But I wouldn't get many of the things I described above and I don't need t
830.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Too opened ended of a question, but in 'old days' it would be a ticket for a new vm, then back and forth between dev and infra to setup the host, deploy the application etc...
831.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Managed k8s (GKE/EKS) or self admin k8s? If the former, no problem. If you're building your own clusters on raw cloud or bare metal compute I'm skeptical if doing it solo. Kudos either way!
832.
by mlrtime 1y ago
No, they should be able to take business requirements and create performant reliable applications. They should understand CS/CE core fundamentals but they don't need to know how to admin.
833.
by mlrtime 1y ago
>for their operating system of choice... Have you been in a company with ~2000+ servers where devs install their apps on these OSs and building packages that refuse to upgrade to the latest OS? I mean even with LTS a 20 year old company
834.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Also a old man from VMS/Sparc days, I'm still doing "devops" and just deployed a realtime streaming webapp tool for our team in a few days to k8s pods. It was incredibly easy and I get so much for free Automatically crea
835.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Amazing story, Thank you!
836.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Right, and who gets to decide that? People make it seem like the politicians are somehow more ethical than the billionaires.
837.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Good for you, I don't want bureaucrats wasting 50c on the dollar to give back what they take. You vote for what you think is right, I'll do the same.
838.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I saw this all the time to people. What happens in the white house doesn't affect people nearly as much as what happens locally, but its a 'disaster'?
839.
by mlrtime 1y ago
I'm guessing 90%+ of HN posters are not in a union. They idealize what it could be, not what it actually is.
840.
by mlrtime 1y ago
Isn't that what indy game developers are, why can't both exist? You don't have to play GTA.

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